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Welcome to Christophe Pichaud MVP Web site.
Visual C++ Documentation
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Workloads
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Workloads
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Universal Windows Platform development
Develop apps for the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) using C++.
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Windows development with C++
Create classic Windows desktop applications, static libs and DLLs using Win32, MFC, ATL, COM, and/or C++/CLI.
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Linux development
Create applications for various Linux distros.
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Mobile development with C++
Create mobile applications for iOS, Android, and UWP.
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Game development with C++
Create games and graphics applications using DirectX, Unreal, Cocos2D, and more.
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Python
Use Python Tools for Visual Studio to create Python applications that interact with C++ programs.
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Write code
Write, refactor, explore and understand your code using the code editor.
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Build
Compile and link your code, and optimize for maximum throughput.
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Debug
Debug your C++ code with the Visual Studio debugger.
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Test
Create unit tests for your C++ code.
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Deploy
Distribute your finished program to end-users.
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Improve Performance
Identify bottlenecks and optimize code performance by using diagnostic tools.
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Porting and Upgrading
Upgrade to the latest version of Visual Studio and migrate legacy apps to modern platforms.
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Standard C/C++ Language and Libraries
Microsoft implementation of the C/C++ programming languages and libraries.
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Component Extensions
Component extensions to C++: C++/CLI for .NET programming and C++/CX for UWP programming.
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Windows Desktop Libraries
Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) and Active Template Library (ATL)
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Parallel Programming Libraries
Concrt, AMP, and OpenMP libraries for parallel programming.
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Cloud and Networking Libraries
Use the Microsoft Azure C/C++ SDKs for IoT, storage, and more, and the C++ REST SDK open-source library for web programming.
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Universal Windows Platform Libraries
The Windows Runtime C++ Template Library (WRL) is a template library that provides a low-level way to author and use Windows Runtime components.
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Workloads